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@@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ All of that being said, the first benefit that we pointed out is not to be overlooked, but it can arguably be achieved via tooling as well. On that note I'm working on an "address sanitizer" in [mssola/tools.nes](https://github.com/mssola/tools.nes) which could take care of -listing which slots are available or which slots have been already been taken. +listing which slots are available or which slots have already been taken. # Naming conventions @@ -234,7 +234,7 @@ conventions](#allocation-conventions): be very mindful on where data is placed. On this, the name of "variables" can also help out, and more so on code that is accessing it but it's far from where it was initialized or declared. Hence, the context might have been lost and you might not be fully aware on what kind of -data you are operating on. Hence, use the following prefixes: +data you are operating on. So, use the following prefixes: - `zp_` for variables on the zeropage. - `wr_` for variables on "Working RAM". |